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To measure, 50 pants Eiseman, cor. 9TH and E.
INSIST on HAVING corrugated key Yale locks;
meme afford greater security.
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We ARE PREPARED
TO GIVE YOU FIRsr-cLAss CASE OF
There is pleasure in it.
There is satisfacnonintt
There Is money in it
You should all have
A o. T. B.,
Because it puts clothes upon your bodies and leaves
money i'll your pockets.
We do not Jump at conclusions
Neither do we mock YOU with delusionA
A. O. T. b.
Is not a deluson a snare, but simple and solid
truth, which has wrought much solid comfort to the
masses. 1t pays TO have
Because ADLER sells
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
For Mems Youths. Boys and Children,s Wearat
20 PER CENT LESS THAN THEY CAN BE
BOUGHT ELSEWHERE.
The sauee dunk is busted, ri too rali-a:
Victor E Is caressed, they ali cali him blessed
He's Boss" that confess ed, tun dittle dunn dA
We are receiving daily large additions to our already
enormous stock of
FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING,
And would be pleased have Jon give II critical in
making your purchases.
VICTOR z ADLRRS
TEN FER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
s27 AND go 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
COR MASS. AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL pm. ap4
w. M. SHusrrR & Sous
VIII open MONDAY new lot Of CHINA and INDIA
SILKS, III choice designs
Extra bargain in BLACK IOUISINE SILK at nj
very cheap
Black and White NOVELTY SILKS, for combins-
tons.
New lot ENGLISH CHECK sU1T1Nes. for Tailor
made dresses
New lot LACE FLOUNCINGS and EDGES
New HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR,
New BLACK GOODS
New DRESS GOODS
New CREAM GOODS
New PARASOLs and UMBRELLAS
New LINEN SHEETINGS
Choice stock NEW GOODS. ALLOW PRICES
W. NJ. sHUsTER L SONS.
apo ela pRNNsy1v.V,..v,
EASTER HArs Fon Grs41xxrs
NOVELTIES
DERBY HATS. OF NEW C0nRa
from the establishments Of
YOUAANS. KNOX, Ny.
Sole Agents for this city
ENGLISH SILK UMBRELLAS with (,,,oac. stsch.
u Natural Wood
b II. STINK1GETZ SON
HATTERs And FURRIRRA
I2.'7 Pennsyivania ave-,
.ss7-3m Next to corner Of 18th It
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NlL fAiFrisGs. ETcHISGs AND EsGRAyIsGs Al
HbtIbN 10 t5A-z a 40 EsTATEs.-The sale of oil
gssstt8<t, elGhlhKS and engrayings, 10 close the
2osNet1 ~ ile late Horace Gspron and WEI NJ
..s, #tii taSs place al Thomas DOwllngtS auction
syiisS, iita street and Pennsyi yania avenue TO-
ss,df" ~ ~ Sepck. There are some choice ties.,
- res ftettl9a That should attract the attention.
A'O-t-ft1~'ftS
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SPECIAL

SPECIAL
To meet want urgently felt by great many people
who have to use PURE WHISKY for sickness, debility
and other purposes, but who must have none pot the
best and purest obtsinable we offer our
EINE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD BYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
ut the very moderate price Of
FIFTY (5O CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE
FIFTY (5O) CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE
or e3. SO PER GALLON.
Having handled these goods for nearly twenty year,
we can GUARANTEE them represented. free from
fusel OIL and every other impurity, consequently
suited to the most delicate, in sickness convele
ceuce ARTHCR NATTAN6, Pharmacist.
mh3O 18th and and ID and sta n "
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STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE. All 7th st. I
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Baby Carriages.
See advertisement Of the Fair, S12 9TH st. n. W.,
| on page2. 1
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10 measure, s. pants. EiSeman, cor. 9TH and E
MONARCH WHITE SHIRTS penang and flannel
Shirts, IL X. G. Lewis Sons, li2l N L. ave-
VOC can BIZ solid Leather Misses Spring Heel,
Cur kid. II or Peb. Goat for st5O per pair.
W. ii. Eici. Iarket space
FINE POKT61TTS. Kets kemethy, 100 Pa ave-
q. &. Parsons HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA will clean
your house. maze Old clothes, carpets and furni-
IuTc fresh q new. Keep your hands smooth and
white, and save work in the laundry and every
Where. Remember the night name.
TO measure, So suits. ElSeman, cor. 18th and E.
Us EASY AS STOCKISG-Our kangaroo shoes
Try them and you'll wear no other. Geo. W..
1dch Ity 9TH ST. NV.
FUSSEIL's ICE-CREAM.
The LAST CONCERT OF the season, Boston SYM
phony Orchestra Seats at Ellis music store.
To measure, SD suits E!scman, cor. 9Th and f.
'.IS UNION THERE Is STRENGTH, and in the union
of the rare ingredients of which EaStman'S Aloha
Perfume is made We obtain not only strength, but
dencary and fragrance.
TO measure, So suits. Eiseman, cor. 18th and E
BABY CARRIAGES.
See advertisement OF the Fair, S12 9TH st. n. W.,
on PAGE =.
SPLENDID GLASSES, 81. Hempler'S, ave-, cor. ~.
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WIEN These DE1EcrAB1R Cosp1-
TONS ARE BROUGHT ABOUT YOU'LL BE LOOK
ING FOR A SPRING OvERCOAT.
IF YOU CONE TO Us YOU'LL OPEN YOUR
EYES WHEN YOU SEE HOW HANDSOME ONE
WE SELL AT $40. OUR LATEST els ONES ARE
MADE OF ENGLISH MIXED SERGE, AND ARE AS
PRETTY AND GOOD AS YOU WISH TO SEE
TO FINE ENGLISH AND GERMAN GOODS, LINED
THROUGHOUT WITH PURE SILK. AT $35.
YOU'LL FIND NO HANDsOMER COATS ANY
WHERE THE STYLES ARE THE NEWEST, AND
WE DON'T ALLOW ANYONE no UNDERSEIL. Us.
Oh PERHAPS SPRING SUIT Is MOST NEEDED.
IF so. LOOK At OUR MIXED AND STRIPED
CHRvIOTs AND cAssIMERs. AT s15. sls AND
$50. OR OUR FINE wORsTED CUTAWAY AND
PRINCE ALBERT COATS.
OUR SPRING STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE WITH
THE VERY NEWEST AND BEST NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA GOODS, FOR ALL AGES AND
SIZES. FROM FOUR YEARS OLD UP.
E b BARNuM 90,
ap8 931 PENNSYLVANIA AWFUL
SpR1Na STYLES, .
FINE SHOES
We now have Large and Well Selected Stock in the
leading styles from the best manufacturers
FOB LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
With long experience in supplying this city with
FINE SHOES, feel confident with present
stock suit almost ell who favor US with . call
with shoes that will fit, viii wear, will look elegant
and give atisfaction. at prices low they be
sold, quality considered We aim to furnish the best
the same
Large line Of W1GwAM SLIPPERS
DALTON L STRICKLAND,
mh22-1m $50 Penna ave-. Washington. D. G.
j. &. HurcH1NsoN
IMPORTER
EASTER ATTRACTIONS.
MILLINERY,
Leading Stylea
In all the new shades and combinations.
Latest styles in FANCY STRAW BRAIDS that CORE
WRAPS.
VELVET, SILK and JET GRENADINE WRAPS,
JACKETS
Tan-oolored COVERT JACKETS. lined throughout
with Satin, &12
CELEBRATED FOSTER aEpvEs, with improved
hooks and laclng. $lOO per pair and upward
PARAsoIs,
COACHING and SUN UMBRELLAA
LACES in great variety
DRESS TRIMMINGS
JET PASSENENTERIES,
JET GRENAD1NR.
HAMBURG EDaINa.
ap4 oO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ME- j. p. PA11nn
11o7 STREET NORTHWEST,
IMPORTER,
| VIII open ON MONDAY her SECOND IMPORTATION
OF PARIS AND LONDON MILLINERY, comprising
:BONNETs and HATS in Lace and those SUITABLE
FOR COsTUMES. mh19-lm
84 7rH Srn.w.
| Our line Of Spring overcostsis very
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LAsxrrs LoAx Orr1cR
No. 361 Pennsylvania svsnus northwest
Money Loaned On Gold and silver Watches. DiA-
honda JeWe1ry, Pistols, 0una MachAnlcAl Toola,
ISdies and GenHsmens Hearing AppsreL
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT oc2
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II H1AT1SNIII1k
Persons with SMALL CAPITAL wishing 30 secure q
HOME in this rapidy-rrownr and beautiful Suburban
Vilnee will nd 10 look ~ the Lota
for sale in johnson Mines addition These Lots
high ground and elegantly located. HfATTsNILI.E
has made wonderful strides In the past three years and
gives promise of q bright and prosperous future.
Eleven trains each way daily on the b. o. L. 4 Com
Tie upder.isped VIII take pleasure in showing plat
CT 0bese Lott and Oil take parties cut free Of charge
md shov the premises Title guaranteed perfect and
terms eaey, LOUIS d. WINK
mh19-lm 1881 PennsylvSnia ave
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Don't Miss the Fire Sale Of Damaged
Dry and Fancy Goods, at YOUNGfS, 136 1th st. q. W.
Big bargains can be secured. It
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PRESENTATIONS 10 TIE ASALosTAs BOAT CHR
The AaaiOalau Boat Club was presented yests.r.
oAJ Win handsomely framed set OF resolutions
~ tIt- IohIa Bat club CT Philadelphia reIurnins
sldhss 4.1 - ~ sing their appreciation for tEt
hfrsELifse manner Inch th.ircrew were enter.
Ls4l4eI d1Fi9& the Last regatta By our home club
q prem atom speech was made by Eugene
LFai<5, pTsslqEat OF Tine I0nllS ami responded a.
~ "fh- vi Kenny, President OF the AnaiosIans
Hs sisltln8 cOulInitLee were entertained b. d
GshsIlet. -
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Great Bargains, all departments, to-mor
row. AugenStein'S.
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Philips, Dixe.tihle 6,oco.

Fifty More PllaSh.limed CARRIAGES. wit
satin parasOls, &1O.aS, at Augenstein's
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EOR SALE-LOTS IN NORTHEAST AND SOUTH
Il east, very cheap. One ysry valuable corner Large
tracts SPECTATORS. Save commissions, and apply
directly to OWNER. room 4, 1881 + st. NV mh31 I'm
EOR SALE-VACANT LOTS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
II corner Lot, SOC, Yale ST., Columbia Heights 6Oc.
SWORNSTFIDT A BRADLEY, 927 st. mil D lm
NOR SAIELFINE LOT. SOUTH FRONT, NEAR
JIG Dupont Circle, 20xS0; very cheap.
/ fine Lot St near Dupont Circle 26x11 to alley.
fine Lot st. near Dupont Circle, 26X1 90 TO alley.
fine Lot, St, near Dupont Circle, 30nl20 10 alley.
. fine Lots n St. near Dupont Circle, lSX50 each
/ fine Lot, 18th St. near Dupont Circle. 20n75 to
alley.
i fne Lot, Connecticut ave, near Dupont Circle.
S4xl24 to alley.
3 fine Lots, 22x1OO, fronting east, very cheap.
2 fine Lots, 25xSo near Massachusetts, ave:
tine Lot ST., near Connecticut ave, 34x120 to
alley.
3 fine Lots, V ST., near 18th, 11x10 to alley.
1 fine lot T. st near 18th, 26x15 to alley.
mh9-2m Apply CHARLES EARLY, SOB 14th St n ".
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MONARCH WHITE SHIRTS, penang and flannel
shirts, at X G.. Lewis e Sons, 1871 n. Y. ave.
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The Largest Stock OF Carriages and Re-
frigeratOrs in the city, at the lowest prices, at
AupenStRinS.
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10 measure. So pants. Elseman, cor 9TH and E.
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Nav hs@ sozgs asld aaaces at Kernsns.-.. .,rt
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A HOMEOPATHIC CELEBRATION. - The homGO-
path.c ply >lcians Oh the District at meeting ast
night, celebrated the l:1 anniversary OF the birtn
OF SalHI Hahneindn. the founder OF homeopathic
Dr. l. = Verdi presided ana Dr. Chas. Allen acted
a. POSTMASTER 1Oast5 were responded 10 by Dr..
. Z q. GUSTS, G. W. SOnn"n Sc hmlit, l. E Rau-
IeFD@rE, W. X. Ming, L.. ;. Verdi, ID. III. Riggs, X.
Auhs,h, C. F. GoD,lell, > ). Monatt, ard Cnas.
AilpD.
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Us EASY AS A STOCKING-Our kangaroo shoes
Try them and you'll wear no other. Geo. w.
1dch, 4p9 9TH 81. NV.
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Produces a feeling OF lightness and buoyancy, as
against that OF weight, headache and depression,
so common with the ordinary cocoas. 1t is nour-
fishing to a high degree, easily digested and de-
ncious to the taste Your druggist and grocer have
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sSThe Queen Of BeeFS.,,-No family should
be without Moerletn's celebrated Beer 75c pei
doz [6ml +. II. FINLEY, Agt., LOG d st.
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ARTHUR BURT l. CO..
h29-tu,wf.s,2t 1911 STREET NV.
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IroR SALE
II South side q. bet 18th ST. and n. H. ave. ~
East side 23d St. bet Mass ave. and ST., 80 II.
SW cor 18th St extended and Kenesnw ave-
l19 feet front on 10th st at.........- 3,
desirable lots on west side of 10th ST. ST.. 100
l50xl00 #. on 18th st. extended being that
ne. cor. opposite standTdpe. ............. IS
Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE-.
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The LAST CONCEPT OF the season, Boston SYM
phony orchestra Seats at Ellis music store.
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| ISOR SALE-AT LAUREL, Mi, HALFWAY BE-
| Il tween Washington aud Baltimore, and 80 minutes
from both cities, very nice two story Gothic Frame
Villa; III good-sized rooms. Lot is corner contains
about nicely laid out with flowers and fruit
Also, the opposite corner, containing This
property Ii convenient to the depot and b bought
| at low figure. TYLER a RUTHERFORD, l.2...,ii n
| ST. nIh.D-.Sws
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At Observation-Disclosures 8; Philadelphias, O.
AT Baitimore-BsitimOre, >; Boston, .. At Pitts
burg-Aliegneny. Il: Buffalo, :. At Louisville
Louisville. lG; Memphis, 3. At Cleveland-Cleve-
land -; Toronto, 10. AT NaShyille-Detroit, f.;
nashville, :. Al Hartford-Jersey city, IL; Hart
ford, - TIE Detroit Base BailClub has signed Geo.
NeIdMan, late pitcher OF the Kansas City teaIn.
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Have Been Afflicted
with an affection of the throat from childhood,
caused by diphtheria, and have used various rem
edies but have never found anything equal to
Browns Bronchial TrOcheS-ReU @. N. +. HdnaI-
tom, Riketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes. co
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EroR SALE-sUBuRBAN RESIDENCE ON HARE:
Il wood road. near Soldiers Home, ground.
new two-story and attic frame dwelling mine rooms.
new carriage house and stable pr1ce $1,000. only
$500 cash required. TlLEE a kUTHEkPUIlD,
le..,G ST. nv. El.l-it.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SPLENDID GLASSES. 81. Hempler's, ave-, cor.
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b ably CARRIAGES.

1<fXeSe
ON mage 2. /
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OFFICERS ELECTED--The board OF trustees of the
Columbia Fire Insurance Company yesterday re-
elected the Old Officers for the ensuing YEAR fol-
lows: Henry A. Willard, president; Y. b. Mcclure,
Vice president; Ii. h Willard, secretary; W. ID.
Quinter, assistant secretary; John A. Baker ThoS.
d. Fisher, and e. e. Glover, executive committee
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VOC can b-.- solid Leather Misses Spring Heel,
Cur Kid ~ or Peb. Goat for SE5O per pair.
W. III. Eici. idrket space
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Ivory Starch-wash, starch and iron In five
minutes. Perfect. Try it. Ask grOcers. TUG
Dry and Fancy Goods, slightly damaged
by fire and water, will be sold at Strengthening
prices, at YoUNG's, 7:36 9TH st. NV. It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
ELSHERLES QUESTIONS.

THE TRIBUNE takes pleasure in again
commenting the Administration course III
defending American rights III BehIlhS Se1
The seizure of three more Canadian sealihS
vessels in those waters discoseS deterniina-
tiou TO enforce the exclusive privileges ac-
ouired bv purchase from Russia. The news
has caused CONSERVATION In Nlctofia. "hcn0I
= large number of Canadian vessels sailed
early in the season for Bchrlng sea. Attorney
General Garland's order disseminating pro-
ceilings against the three vessels scKed ias'
wear was naturally interpreted by CahaulAil
fishing and sealing firms On the racine cods'
as = ruunciaton Of the rights previously
claimed and jealOusly guarded Ia those "aterS
A rich harvest from pUacning was confidently
anticitated The Administration, Narhcu
meanwhile by The TRIBUNE, has recohSiu-
cred its policy, and is now acting promptly
and decisiyely. This course is To be heartily
commented IN view Of the rigorous enforce
ment of customs regulations and the Treaty
IF isis against Yankee fishermen on the
Atlantic scaD Gard
These seizures have been made III the ianu-
locked Bchrng sea long distance nom
shore but within the pclagc boundary dchhe"
hv the treaty with Russia. The Canaolah
officials Will probably take the ground tha'
the vessels we've captured ON the hIsh se''''
since they were selzel hundreds of miles from
fine main land. Indeed, Minister tOsVet al-
ready seems to have policy oil IcpriS~S III
,-;cw for he declares that Canadian cruisers
y,iu he justified III Selling the French ana
the Arrouaut on the high seas. These are
the vessels whose boats were captured by ono
of the cruisers within the three-mllc limlt aS
alleged by the officials. Inc schoonciS
oscaped (; and Minister Foster nov insists thas
they can be seized anywhere IN the A'i'''''e'
If this threat be carried out 1t VIII DC h'o''
wanton insult to the American nag. Even
= homeless Administration could not help re-
scnting such an outrage. JuflS'le "o"
over the Atlantic Ocean has never
becn acquired by Great Britain, anu tnefe ~
M rarallel between the Behr'ng sea seizures
and the assumed right 10 capture American
vessels anywhere on the high seas.
Tho Administration we arc glad To oo-
scrvc has rcpudatcd Admiral Luce's fantastic
performances at Halifax. Secretary Nhit-
nev,s di,natch to him was a severe rcproot
contemntuouSly and forcibly expressed.
The Admiral acted upon his own
responsibility in comforting with captain sco''
and distributing printed copies oil inc oan-
adian coast-guard regulations. HIS motives
were probably amlable, but his acton was
ill-adyised. 1t is consoling to learn that inc
snuadron under his command viii not be uScu
hereafter rs a naval reserve for the Canadian
cruisers, cooperating with them against
American fishermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

against the island. If this be true, the CUBAN
authorities cannot allego that their own stat
utes confer the right of extra eintorial JnfiS-
diction. This was the Mexican defence IN inc
Cutti, case. and it was supported by anal
opous provisions in the laws Of many European
countries. If Pouble's counsel are 10 DC Dc
I;cved his case is much stronger than Cutting
in its legal aspects. Apart from these teen
nicol considerations. it lies on higher plane
in International law. Cutting, resident oil
Mexico. who had received warning from
the local court, printed his libel on the Amer
lean side and carried it across The river.
pouble had no petty quarrel with rival
editor did not defy Spanish court ana was
nat living in Cuba. He was New 1ofN
journalist holding strong views with reference
10 Cuban Independence and expressing his
convictio : freely in prin: and inconvegsation
If he has been imprisoned there Tor MS oPih-
ions and utterances while nc, 1t Is mon
etrous outrage. which the Administrations
should lose no time in investigating. Inc
only sound American doctrine on Ibis question
was forcibly expressed in the Republican
rlatror;n of lSGS No citizen Of the Unltcd
states native or naturalized must be llabie
to arrest and imprisonment by any 1mcl%i
Power for acts done or words spoken III TINS
country: and if. so arrested and IMP lsoncd
IL is the duty Of the Government to interfere
in his behalf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
THE PEOPLES SWINGS

SAVINGS Of the people iacrc S; rapidly,
,hougb professional asitators tax OF " stlrVa-
,ion vaoe, % and tariff reformers tell US that
the mil,lons are shorn tn the very SKIN LOO the
hcne6t of the M, nopoists. Ia this Stitc ie-
Turns # savings banks indicate that about
= q 600 600 have been added 10 the deposits
during the past six months, ana III TINS CITY
alone about $1,000, 1000, which Is a gam oil
about 3 per cent for the city and between
4 and per cent for the en,rc State. These
Goures represent but part of the savings oil
the ueople. moreover. For large sums are IN
vested every wear in insurance for the pro-
toction of wives and children or in provision
for old age or disability. Other large sums
are invested in building and loan associations
and the erection of dwellings, other sums III
tho various securities Of which the number OF
small holders constantly increases; other sums
in the nurchasc Of house lots, on which
the thrifty workers hope to build houses IN
time and Of the deposits in National banks
8, mart of the increase of Sl7, 100000 during
the past year in the central states Is OF Inc
same character If the six millions oil pcoId"
in this state have added $@O,OOO.OOO III bali
= wear Ia their savings bank deposits, thai
means far more than 81 30 for every inhabi-
tant actually saved from the fruits of industry.
II il not to be inferred that all the savings
are those of wage eaners, but large proper
tion of the amount saved is of that origin.
The capitalist has his commercial bank &C
count and his securities in which he kecps
unemployed money where 1t will return d.
tercst and profits. The manufactures and
merchant is Obliged to have his active bank
account. and he generally finds better profit
from his surplus funds in extending and im-
proying his business than he can get from de-
posits in savings banks. Investigations in
Massachusetts show, it is true, that con-
siderable part of the aggregate deposits are
made by persons not OF the laboling class,
but the distinction between those who
earn money by labor with the hands and
with the brain, between mechanics and clerks,
or bookkeepers, or professional men, or per-
sons in salaried positions, is not one Of vital
inheritance. Yet the fact remains, and ii is
of the highest importance. that the Swings OF
the wage carriers are increasing with great
rapidity,